any G35 in europe??? --> the GAS question!! - Page 2 - G35Driver

Jun 19, 2006 | 10:27 PM

#16

Romulus

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From: North Fl

are you going to stick with the temporary plate, or are you going to go permanent?

You must get more looks in the G35 than you would in a Lambo or maybe even a Koenigsegg or Zonda!

Jun 20, 2006 | 04:08 AM

#17

1stG35inCTRY

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From: Riga, Latvia

Quote:

Originally Posted by Romulus

are you going to stick with the temporary plate, or are you going to go permanent?

You must get more looks in the G35 than you would in a Lambo or maybe even a Koenigsegg or Zonda!

I need like 2500-3000$ to get a permanent

so i can wait

if you are talking about turning heads , then yeah.. it turns a LOT of heads... especially when i hit 3k rpm

Jun 20, 2006 | 04:41 AM

#18

Finiti35

FGC South Florida BOD

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1stG35inCTRY

here we go... this is a temporary license plate...

in order to get a permanent there is a whole bunch of things to go thru.... paperwork AND money!!

Where are you going to put the big permanent euro plate? The rear bumper was designed only for the US/Japanese plates.

Oh, and that car, in Europe? Sick, I had heard of lots of 350z's running around but not any Gs

May 24, 2018 | 09:23 AM

#19

nkonid

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one more in Switzerland

I am a new proud owner of a 2004 Infiniti G35 coupe in Switzerland The car had been imported in 2004 from 2004, but only now I am asked to deal with the Xenon headlights issue, as the car does not have auto-leveling and cleaners option.
I am curious to hear how people have solved this issue, and converted to an ECE-compliant set of headlights?
As for the gas, I also use the 98 octane one. Cheers!